Cutting tool

ABSTRACT

A cutting tool includes a pipe, a pressing foot assembly, a spring, and a blade assembly. The pressing foot assembly is slidably sheathed on an end of the pipe. The spring is sheathed on the pipe. An end of the spring abuts against the pipe, and the other end of the spring abuts against the pressing foot assembly. The blade assembly passes through the pipe and the pressing foot assembly in a slidable manner. When the cutting tool moves along a first direction, the pressing foot assembly keeps pressing against an object in a second direction substantially perpendicular to the first direction, such that the blade assembly protrudes from the pressing foot assembly and cuts the object along the first direction.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a cutting tool without being driven toswing up and down by a motor, and more particularly, to a cutting toolfor cutting a corrugated sheet or a solid sheet.

2. Description of the Prior Art

A conventional cutting tool includes a body coupled to a motor, asocket, and a blade. The blade is fixed on an end of the body. Theconventional cutting tool is assembled on a computer-aided manufacturing(CAM) machine and is driven to swing up and down vertically and movehorizontally by the motor for cutting a sheet, such as a corrugatedsheet or a solid sheet. Swinging amplitude of the conventional cuttingtool driven by the motor is designed according to number of manufacturedshort fibers of the sheet. When it is desired to cut a corrugated sheetwith numerous manufactured short fibers, it sets the larger swingingamplitude of the conventional cutting tool, so as to achieve a bettercutting effect. However, it reduces a cutting speed of the conventionalcutting tool. On the other hand, when it sets the smaller swingingamplitude to increase the cutting speed, the cutting effect gets worse.That is, the corrugated sheet may be torn due to cutting incompletioncaused by the insufficient swinging amplitude or the excessive cuttingspeed of the conventional cutting tool. For example, when it is desiredto cut a corrugated sheet with much more manufactured short fibers, ithas to set the much larger swinging amplitude of the conventionalcutting tool for a better cutting effect. Otherwise, the blade cannotcut the corrugated sheet effectively, and the corrugated sheet may gettorn. Therefore, when it is desired to cut a corrugated sheet withnumerous manufactured short fibers, it needs to increase the swingingamplitude of the conventional cutting tool to ensure an enhanced cuttingeffect. However, it reduces the cutting speed.

Furthermore, when it is desired to cut a solid sheet, the conventionalcutting tool moves horizontally within a working area in the X-Y plane,the socket departs from the solid sheet instead of pressing the solidsheet all the time when the conventional cutting tool moves along acutting path. The socket will slightly press the solid sheet only whenthe conventional cutting tool moves downwardly to cut the solid sheet.That is, the socket will move up and down repeatedly when theconventional cutting tool moves along the cutting path, which causes thesolid sheet to be incapable of being effectively and stably pressed on adesktop or a working platform by the socket. Therefore, when theconventional cutting tool moves along the cutting path, the solid sheetmay be pulled up by the blade, which causes a through hole on the solidsheet, and small pieces split from the solid sheet cannot support eachother. Furthermore, the through hole results in air communication, sothat a suction force generated by an air compressor is too weak tomaintain a vacuum status for sucking the solid sheet effectively, whichmakes the solid sheet torn due to cutting incompletion and fails to cutthe solid sheet precisely and smoothly.

Therefore, there is a need to design a cutting tool to increase cuttingspeed when cutting a corrugated sheet and to enhance cutting precisionwhen cutting a solid sheet.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In order to solve the drawbacks as mentioned above, the presentinvention provides a cutting tool without being driven to swing up anddown by a motor, which allows a CAM machine to maximize a cutting speedto 100 percent of a design cutting speed when cutting a corrugatedsheet, and achieves a precise cutting effect and a smooth cuttingprocess when cutting a solid sheet.

According to the claimed invention, a cutting tool includes a pipe, apressing foot assembly, a spring, and a blade assembly. The pressingfoot assembly is slidably sheathed on an end of the pipe in a slidablemanner. An opening is formed on an end of the pressing foot assemblyaway from the pipe. The spring is sheathed on the pipe. An end of thespring abuts against the pipe, and the other end of the pipe abutsagainst the pressing foot assembly. The blade assembly passes throughthe pipe and the pressing foot assembly in a slidable manner. The bladeassembly includes an adjusting rod, a blade holder, and a blade. Theadjusting rod passes through the pipe. An end of the blade holder iscombined with an end of the adjusting rod. The blade is fixed on theother end of the blade holder. When the cutting tool moves along a firstdirection, the pipe drives the pressing foot assembly to keep pressingagainst an object in a second direction substantially perpendicular tothe first direction, such that the blade protrudes from the opening andcuts the object during a process that the pressing foot assembly keepspressing against the object along the second direction.

According to the claimed invention, the pressing foot assembly includesan adapter ring and a pressing foot. The adapter ring abuts against thespring. The opening is formed on the pressing foot, and the pressingfoot detachably combines with the adapter ring.

According to the claimed invention, the pressing foot assembly furtherincludes a first magnetic member and a second magnetic member. Thepressing foot includes a combining end and a free end. A firstassembling hole is formed on the adapter ring. The first magnetic memberis fixed inside the first assembling hole. A second assembling hole isformed on the assembling end of the pressing foot and corresponding tothe first assembling hole. The second magnetic member is fixed insidethe second assembling hole, and the first magnetic member and the secondmagnetic member attract with each other, such that the combining end ofthe pressing foot is detachably combined with the adapter ring.

According to the claimed invention, the pressing foot assembly furtherincludes a register pin and a register hole. The register hole is formedon one of the adapter ring and the pressing foot. The register pin isdisposed on the other one of the adapter ring and the pressing foot, andthe register pin engages with the register hole, such that a directionof the opening is parallel to a direction of the blade.

According to the claimed invention, a protrusion is formed on the freeend of the pressing foot, and the opening is formed on the protrusion.

According to the claimed invention, the protrusion is an arc protrusion.

According to the claimed invention, a flat portion is formed on the freeend of the pressing foot, and the opening is formed on the flat portion.

According to the claimed invention, a sliding slot is formed on thepipe. The pressing foot assembly further includes a sliding blockdisposed on a location corresponding to the sliding slot. When the pipemoves along the second direction, the sliding slot cooperates with thesliding block to guide the pressing foot assembly to slide along thesecond direction relative to the pipe, such that the spring iscompressed by the pipe and the pressing foot assembly.

According to the claimed invention, the sliding block is a screw member.A screw hole is formed on a location of the pressing foot assemblycorresponding to the sliding slot, and the screw member is screwed inthe screw hole and accommodated in the sliding slot.

According to the claimed invention, the object is a corrugated sheetwith wave-shaped core layers or a solid sheet

According to the claimed invention, a thread structure is formed on theend of the adjusting rod where the blade holder is combined, and thethread structure is combined with the blade holder, so as to adjust alength of the blade protruding from the opening.

In summary, the pressing foot assembly of the cutting tool of thepresent invention keeps pressing against an object by the resilientforce generated from the spring during a cutting process. When cutting acorrugated sheet, the wave-shaped core layers of the corrugated sheetare collapsed by the pressing foot assembly. The collapsed corrugatedsheet is similar to a plurality of overlaid solid sheets, which allowsthe cutting tool to cut the collapsed corrugated sheet with a maximumcutting speed. In other words, since it is not required to drive thecutting tool to swing up and down by a motor anymore, a computer-aidedmanufacturing (CAM) machine can maximize a cutting speed to 100 percentof a design cutting speed when cutting the corrugated sheet withoutconsidering relations between the swinging amplitude of the cuttingtool, properties of the corrugated sheet, and a horizontal moving speedof the cutting tool relative to the corrugated sheet. Furthermore, whencutting a solid sheet, it prevents the solid sheet from being pulled upby the blade, such that a through hole is prevented from being formed onthe solid sheet, which allows the solid sheet to be fixed on a workingplatform stably and ensures a precise cutting effect. Besides, thepresent invention further utilizes the first magnetic members and thesecond magnetic members attracting with each other for detaching thepressing foot from the adapter ring or combining the pressing foot withthe adapter ring conveniently. Therefore, when it is desired to cutanother corrugated sheet with a different height or a solid sheet, itcan replace the original pressing foot with another pressing footconveniently.

These and other objectives of the present invention will no doubt becomeobvious to those of ordinary skill in the art after reading thefollowing detailed description of the preferred embodiment that isillustrated in the various figures and drawings.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a cutting tool according to anembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an exploded diagram of the cutting tool according to theembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a partial exploded diagram of a pipe and a pressing footassembly of the cutting tool according to the embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 4 is a partial exploded diagram of the pressing foot assembly ofthe cutting tool according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a partial exploded diagram of a pipe and a pressing footassembly of a cutting tool according to another embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 are sectional diagrams of the cutting tool atdifferent positions according to the embodiment of the presentinvention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Please refer to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2. FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of acutting tool 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention.FIG. 2 is an exploded diagram of the cutting tool 100 according to theembodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, thecutting tool 100 includes a pipe 102, a pressing foot assembly 106, aspring 108, and a blade assembly 110. The pressing foot assembly 106 isslidably sheathed on an end of the pipe 102. The spring 108 is sheathedon the pipe 102. An end of the spring 108 abuts against the pipe 102,and the other end of the spring 108 abuts against the pressing footassembly 106. In this embodiment, the spring 108 can be a spring. Theblade assembly 110 passes through the pipe 102 and the pressing footassembly 106 in a slidable manner. The blade assembly 110 includes anadjusting rod 112, a blade holder 114, and a blade 116. The adjustingrod 112 passes through the pipe 102. An end of the blade holder 114 isfixed on an end of the adjusting rod 112. The blade 116 is fixed on theother end of the blade holder 114. In this embodiment, a threadstructure 113 is formed on the end of the adjusting rod 112. The threadstructure 113 is combined with the blade holder 114 for adjusting alength of the blade 116 protruding from an opening 136 formed on thepressing foot assembly 106.

Please refer to FIG. 2 and FIG. 3. FIG. 3 is a partial exploded diagramof the pipe 102 and the pressing foot assembly 106 of the cutting tool100 according to the embodiment of the present invention. As shown inFIG. 2 and FIG. 3, the pressing foot assembly 106 includes an adapterring 118 and a pressing foot 120. The adapter ring 118 abuts against thespring 108. The pressing foot 120 is detachably combined with theadapter ring 118. Specifically, the pressing foot 120 includes acombining end 122 and a free end 124. At least first assembling hole 126is formed on the adapter ring 118. At least one second assembling hole128 is formed on the combining end 122 of the pressing foot 120 andcorresponding to the at least one first assembling hole 126. Forexample, six assembling holes 126 are formed on the adapter ring 118,and six second assembling holes 128 are formed on the combining end 122of the pressing foot 120 and corresponding to the six first assemblingholes 126, in this embodiment. The pressing foot assembly 106 furtherincludes at least one first magnetic member 130 and at least one secondmagnetic member 132. For example, the six first magnetic members 130 arefixed inside the six first assembling holes 126, and the six secondmagnetic members 132 are fixed inside the six second assembling holes128. However, the numbers of the first assembling hole 126, the secondassembling hole 128, the first magnetic member 130, and the secondmagnetic member 132 are not limited to this embodiment. The firstmagnetic members 130 and the second magnetic members 132 attract witheach other, such that the combining end 122 of the pressing foot 120 isdetachably combined with the adapter ring 118, which brings conveniencein replacing the pressing foot 120. However, a combining mechanism ofthe pressing foot 120 and the adapter ring 118 is not limited to thisembodiment. For example, the pressing foot 120 can be combined with theadapter ring 118 by a screwing manner. Furthermore, the pressing footassembly 106 further includes a register pin 133 and a register hole135. The register hole 135 is formed on one of the adapter ring 118 andthe pressing foot 120. The register pin 133 is disposed on the other oneof the adapter ring 118 and the pressing foot 120. In this embodiment,the register hole 135 is formed on an end of the adapter ring 118 closeto the pressing foot 120. The register pin 133 is disposed on an end ofthe pressing foot 120 close to the adapter ring 118 and protrudes fromthe combining end 122. The register pin 133 engages with the registerhole 135, such that a direction of the opening 136 is parallel to adirection of the blade 116.

Please refer to FIG. 3 and FIG. 4. FIG. 4 is a partial exploded diagramof the pressing foot assembly 106 of the cutting tool 100 according tothe embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4,in this embodiment, a protrusion 134 is formed on the free end 124 ofthe pressing foot 120, and the opening 136 is formed on the protrusion134. Furthermore, the protrusion 134 can be an arc protrusion. Pleaserefer to FIG. 5. FIG. 5 is a partial exploded diagram of the pipe 102and the pressing foot assembly 106 of the cutting tool 100 according toanother embodiment of the present invention. Different from the cuttingtool 100 in aforementioned embodiment, instead of the arc protrusion, aflat portion is formed on the free end 124 of the pressing foot 120, andthe opening 136 is formed on the flat portion. That is, a shape of thefree end 124 of the pressing foot 120 is not limited to theaforementioned embodiments. It depends on practical design demands. Inother words, the free end 124 of the pressing foot 120 of the presentinvention can be designed as a structure with a different arc shapeaccording to a height or a property of wave-shaped core layers of anobject. For example, when it is desired to cut a thicker object, such asa corrugated sheet, the free end 124 of the pressing foot 120 with thearc protrusion can be utilized for pressing against the thicker object.When it is desired to cut a thinner object, such as a solid sheet, thefree end 124 of the pressing foot 120 with the flat portion can beutilized for pressing the thinner object. Furthermore, since thepressing foot 120 is detachably combined with the adapter ring 118 bythe first magnetic members 130 and the second magnetic members 132attracting with each other, it is easy to detach the original pressingfoot 120 from the adapter ring 118 and combine another pressing foot 120with the adapter ring 118 for cutting another object with a differentheight, so as to complete replacement of the pressing foot 120conveniently. Besides, as shown in FIG. 5, in this embodiment, theregister pin 133 is disposed on the end of the adapter ring 118 close tothe pressing foot 120. The register hole 135 is formed on the end of thepressing foot 120 close to the adapter ring 118.

As shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, a sliding slot 138 is formed on the pipe102. The pressing foot assembly 106 further includes a sliding block 140disposed on a location corresponding to the sliding slot 138. Thesliding slot 138 cooperates with the sliding block 140 for guiding thepressing foot assembly 106 to slide relative to the pipe 102, such thatthe spring 108 is compressed by the pipe 102 and the pressing footassembly 106. Specifically, in this embodiment, the sliding block 140can be a screw member. Furthermore, a screw hole 142 is formed on theadapter ring 118 of the pressing foot assembly 106 and corresponding tothe sliding slot 138. The screw member is screwed in the screw hole 142and accommodated in the sliding slot 138. The sliding slot 138 has afirst end 144 and a second end 146. The screw member can slide back andforth between the first end 144 and the second end 146 of the slidingslot 138. However, the configuration and the number of the sliding slot138 and the sliding block 140 are not limited to the aforementionedembodiment. It depends on practical design demands.

Operational principle of the cutting tool 100 according to theembodiment of the present invention is described as follows. Pleaserefer to FIG. 6 and FIG. 7. FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 are sectional diagrams ofthe cutting tool 100 at different positions according to the embodimentof the present invention. As shown in FIG. 6, the sliding block 140 islocated at the first end 144 of the sliding slot 138, and the blade 116is received in the pressing foot assembly 106. As shown in FIG. 7, whenit is desired to cut an object 200, such as a corrugated sheet withwave-shaped core layers, along a first direction X1, the pipe 102 drivesthe protrusion 134 of the pressing foot assembly 106 to keep pressingagainst the object 200 along a second direction X2 substantiallyperpendicular to the first direction X1, such that the sliding block 140slides to the second end 146 of the sliding slot 138. In the meantime,the spring 108 is compressed for providing a buffering effect, and theblade 116 protrudes from the opening 136 and moves along the firstdirection X1, such that the blade 116 cuts the object 200 along thefirst direction X1 during a process that the protrusion 134 of thepressing foot assembly 106 keeps pressing against the object 200 alongthe second direction X2.

It should be noted that when the object 200 is a corrugated sheet withwave-shaped core layers, the cutting tool 100 can utilize the free end124 of the pressing foot 120 with the arc protrusion and the spring 108with a higher elasticity coefficient (K) for pressing against thecorrugated sheet. Since the spring 108 with the higher elasticitycoefficient can provide a larger resilient recovering force during aprocess that the pressing foot assembly 106 keeps pressing against thecorrugated sheet, the pressing foot 120 with the arc protrusioncollapses the wave-shaped core layers, so that the corrugated sheet canbe considered as a plurality of overlaid solid sheets. Therefore, thepressing foot 120 presses against the corrugated sheet and the blade 116cuts the corrugated sheet along a cutting path at the same time, whichallows a computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) machine to process a cuttingoperation in a maximum cutting speed and improves a cutting effect ofthe corrugated sheet. Furthermore, the blade assembly 110 of the presentinvention can be a tangential knife tool instead of an oscillating knifetool, which allows the cutting tool 100 to execute an effective cuttingoperation in the maximum cutting speed of the CAM machine and improvesan overall cutting performance. Besides, after the blade 116 finishes acutting process that the blade 116 moves along the first direction X1 bya specific distance, the blade 116 is to move to the next cutting pointand execute the cutting operation as mentioned above. During a processthat the blade 116 moves to the next cutting point, the pipe 102 movesalong a third direction X3 opposite to the second direction X2, suchthat the protrusion 134 separates from the corrugated sheet. At thismoment, the blade 116 is received in the pressing foot assembly 106again, which prevents other portions of the corrugated sheet from beingcrushed by the protrusion 134 or the blade 116. Furthermore, structuraldesign of a corrugated box is normally based on a thickness of acollapsed edge of a corrugated sheet. In the prior art, a corrugatedsheet is cut without being collapsed. Therefore, it is still required tocollapse an engaging portion of a corrugated sheet by hands or othertools for being inserted into a corresponding slot in the prior art. Inthe present invention, since an engaging portion of a corrugated sheethas already been collapsed by the pressing foot 120, it is not requiredto process the conventional and additional collapsing operation asmentioned above.

On the other hand, when the object 200 is a solid sheet, the cuttingtool 100 can utilize the free end 124 of the pressing foot 120 with theflat portion and the spring 108 with lower elasticity coefficientbecause the solid sheet cannot be collapsed like the corrugated sheetwith wave-shaped core layers. When the blade 116 moves up and down alonga Z axis, i.e., the second direction X2 or the third direction X3, andmoves along the first direction X1 in an X-Y plane to cut the solidsheet, the pressing foot 120 does not depart from the solid sheet by theresilient recovering force generated from the spring 108, such that thepressing foot 120 can flat a cutting trace on the solid sheet and makesure that flatness of the cut solid sheet is similar to flatness of theuncut solid sheet. However, in the prior art, a gap or a through hole isformed on a solid sheet because of a thickness of a conventional blade,which results in air communication and reduces a sucking ability of anair compressor. Therefore, the solid sheet cannot be fixed stably on adesktop or a working platform during a cutting process in the prior art.When it is desired to cut a precise pattern, a gap or a through holeresults in air communication and a solid sheet cannot be fixed stably,which leads the solid sheet to be torn by the blade and fails tocomplete the cutting process in the prior art. In the present invention,even when a solid sheet is pulled up by the blade 116, the pressing foot120 can stop the solid paper and prevent a through hole or a gap frombeing formed on the solid sheet to avoid the air communication, suchthat the solid sheet is fixed stably. In other words, since the pressingfoot 120 does not depart from the solid sheet when cutting, the pressingfoot 120 flats a cutting trace and fixes the solid sheet for ensuringcompleteness of the solid sheet and preventing the air communication,which allows the compressor to suck the solid paper and ensures that thesolid paper is fixed on a desktop or a working platform stably.

In contrast to the prior art, the pressing foot assembly of the cuttingtool of the present invention keeps pressing against an object by theresilient force generated from the spring during a cutting process. Whencutting a corrugated sheet, the wave-shaped core layers of thecorrugated sheet are collapsed by the pressing foot assembly. Thecollapsed corrugated sheet is similar to a plurality of overlaid solidsheets, which allows the cutting tool to cut the collapsed corrugatedsheet with a maximum cutting speed. In other words, since it is notrequired to drive the cutting tool to swing up and down by a motoranymore, a CAM machine can maximize a cutting speed to 100 percent of adesign cutting speed when cutting the corrugated sheet withoutconsidering relations between the swinging amplitude of the cuttingtool, properties of the corrugated sheet, and a horizontal moving speedof the cutting tool relative to the corrugated sheet. Furthermore, whencutting a solid sheet, it prevents the solid sheet from being pulled upby the blade, such that a through hole is prevented from being formed onthe solid sheet, which allows the solid sheet to be fixed on a workingplatform stably and ensures a precise cutting effect. Besides, thepresent invention further utilizes the first magnetic members and thesecond magnetic members attracting with each other for detaching thepressing foot from the adapter ring or combining the pressing foot withthe adapter ring conveniently. Therefore, when it is desired to cutanother corrugated sheet with a different height or a solid sheet, itcan replace the original pressing foot with another pressing footconveniently.

Those skilled in the art will readily observe that numerousmodifications and alterations of the device and method may be made whileretaining the teachings of the invention. Accordingly, the abovedisclosure should be construed as limited only by the metes and boundsof the appended claims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A cutting tool comprising: a pipe whereon asliding slot is formed; a pressing foot assembly slidably sheathed on anend of the pipe in a slidable manner, an opening formed on an end of thepressing foot assembly away from the pipe, the pressing foot assemblycomprising an adapter ring, a pressing foot and a sliding block, thepressing foot being detachably combined with the adapter ring, theadapter ring being slidably connected to the pipe by the sliding blockand the sliding slot, the opening being formed on the pressing foot, thesliding block being disposed on the adapter ring and located at alocation corresponding to the sliding slot, the sliding blockcooperating with the sliding slot to guide the pressing foot assembly toslide relative to the pipe along a second direction; a spring sheathedon the pipe, an end of the spring abutting against the pipe, and theother end of the spring abutting against the adapter ring of thepressing foot assembly; and a blade assembly passing through disposed onthe pipe and for selectively being received in or protruding from thepressing foot assemblyin a slidable manner, the blade assemblycomprising: an adjusting rod passing through the pipe; a blade holder,an end of the blade holder combined with an end of the adjusting rod;and a blade fixed on the other end of the blade holder.
 2. The cuttingtool of claim 1, wherein the pressing foot assembly further comprises afirst magnetic member and a second magnetic member, the pressing footcomprises a combining end and a free end, a first assembling hole isformed on the adapter ring, the first magnetic member is fixed insidethe first assembling hole, a second assembling hole is formed on theassembling end of the pressing foot and corresponding to the firstassembling hole, the second magnetic member is fixed inside the secondassembling hole, and the first magnetic member and the second magneticmember attract with each other, such that the combining end of thepressing foot is detachably combined with the adapter ring.
 3. Thecutting tool of claim 2, wherein the pressing foot assembly furthercomprises a register pin and a register hole, the register hole isformed on one of the adapter ring and the pressing foot, the registerpin is disposed on the other one of the adapter ring and the pressingfoot, and the register pin engages with the register hole, such that adirection of the opening is parallel to a direction of the bladeassembly.
 4. The cutting tool of claim 2, wherein a protrusion is formedon the free end of the pressing foot, and the opening is formed on theprotrusion.
 5. The cutting tool of claim 4, wherein the protrusion is anarc protrusion.
 6. The cutting tool of claim 2, wherein a flat portionis formed on the free end of the pressing foot, and the opening isformed on the flat portion.
 7. The cutting tool of claim 1, wherein thesliding block is a screw member, a screw hole is formed on a location ofthe pressing foot assembly corresponding to the sliding slot, and thescrew member is screwed in the screw hole and accommodated in thesliding slot.
 8. The cutting tool of claim 1, wherein the an object tobe cut by the cutting tool is a corrugated sheet with wave-shaped corelayers or a solid sheet.
 9. The cutting tool of claim 1, wherein athread structure is formed on the end of the adjusting rod where theblade holder is combined, and the thread structure is combined with theblade holder, so as to adjust a length of the blade protruding from theopening.
 10. The cutting tool of claim 1, wherein when the cutting toolmoves along a first direction substantially perpendicular to the seconddirection, the pipe drives the pressing foot assembly to keep pressingagainst an object in the second direction, such that the blade assemblyprotrudes from the opening and cuts the object during a process that thepressing foot assembly keeps pressing against the object to collapse aplurality of wave-shaped core layers of the object along the seconddirection, and the spring generates a resilient force to drive thepressing foot assembly to collapse the plurality of wave-shaped corelayers of the object before the blade assembly protrudes from theopening.
 11. The cutting tool of claim 1, wherein the blade assemblypasses through the pipe and the pressing foot assembly in a slidablemanner, and the blade assembly comprises: an adjusting rod passingthrough the pipe; a blade holder, an end of the blade holder combinedwith an end of the adjusting rod; and a blade fixed on the other end ofthe blade holder.
 12. The cutting tool of claim 11, wherein a threadstructure is formed on the end of the adjusting rod where the bladeholder is combined, and the thread structure is combined with the bladeholder, so as to adjust a length of the blade protruding from theopening.